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Greek coins and their parent cities (1902)

Ward, John, 1832-1912, Hill, George Francis, Sir, 1867-1948 · London : J. Murray · leaf 442

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nally aLibyan town. Each ofthese cities was situ-ated at some distancefrom the sea, and eachhad its port, connectedwith the interior byroads which can stillbe traced. Other Greekcities sprang up, one ofwhich was Hesperis,in thi extreme westof Cyrenaica. Thiswas so fertile and richin fruits that it… … RriNs OK ITtn.miAis, K(ikmki;i-v tout ok Rarce. 332 GREEK COINS AND THEIR PARENT CITIES conquered by Egypt, the country was known as the Pentapolis, from its fivecities.) The land was the most fertile and the climate excellent in olden days.The cities were situated on a high plateau sheltered by…

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